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4.) At a school fundraiser for every 9 boxes of chocolate sold you earn 6 points. If you were to sell 33 boxes, how many points would you have earned?
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4.) At a school fundraiser for every 9 boxes of chocolate sold you earn 6 points. If you were to sell 33 boxes, how many points would you have earned?
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4.) At a school fundraiser for every 9 boxes of
chocolate sold you earn 6 points. If you were
to sell 33 boxes, how many points would you
have earned?
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22 points. For every 9 boxes, you’re reworded with 6 points for the total of 9boxes. 33 boxes divided by 9=3.7*2 which is 22
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